OHSAA boys basketball scores for January 24, 2026 in Ohio high school sport.
Apple Creek Waynedale tops Ashland Mapleton
Apple Creek Waynedale pushed past Ashland Mapleton for a 62-46 win for an Ohio boys basketball victory at Waynedale High on Jan. 24.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Apple Creek Waynedale faced off against Magnolia Sandy Valley and Ashland Mapleton took on Collins Western Reserve on Jan. 17 at Western Reserve High School.
Greenwich S. Cent. dominates Mansfield Christian
Greenwich S. Cent. dominated from start to finish in an imposing 58-37 win over Mansfield Christian on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Last season, Mansfield Christian and Greenwich S. Cent. squared off on Jan. 25, 2025 at Mansfield Christian High School.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Greenwich S. Cent. faced off against Plymouth and Mansfield Christian took on Danville on Jan. 17 at Mansfield Christian High School.
Lexington overcomes Bellevue in seat-squirming affair
Lexington topped Bellevue 43-40 in a tough tilt at Lexington High on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Lexington faced off against Mansfield Madison and Bellevue took on Ashland Crestview on Jan. 10 at Bellevue High School.
Medina dominates Medina Christian Academy
Medina dominated Medina Christian Academy 73-53 during this Ohio boys high school basketball game on Jan. 24.
Medina opened with a 15-12 advantage over Medina Christian Academy through the first quarter.
The Battling Bees opened a meager 36-22 gap over the Knights at halftime.
Medina charged to a 55-33 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Battling Bees chalked up this decision in spite of the Knights’ spirited fourth-quarter performance.
In recent action on Jan. 16, Medina faced off against Mentor and Medina Christian Academy took on Elyria Cath. on Jan. 20 at Medina Christian Academy.
Medina Highland grinds out close victory over Medina Buckeye
Medina Highland topped Medina Buckeye 63-61 in a tough tilt on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball.
Medina Highland opened with a 21-13 advantage over Medina Buckeye through the first quarter.
The Bucks showed their spirit while rallying to within 33-30 at the intermission.
Medina Buckeye took the lead 47-46 to start the final quarter.
The Bucks had the advantage to start the fourth quarter, but the Hornets won the session and the game with a 17-14 performance.
In recent action on Jan. 17, Medina Buckeye faced off against LaGrange Keystone and Medina Highland took on Akr. Ellet on Jan. 17 at Highland High School.
New Philadelphia tops Gnadenhutten Indian Valley
New Philadelphia grabbed a 53-39 victory at the expense of Gnadenhutten Indian Valley on Jan. 24 in Ohio boys high school basketball action.
Recently on Jan. 16, New Philadelphia squared off with Mansfield in a basketball game.
N. Robinson Col. Crawford overpowers Ashland Crestview in thorough fashion
N. Robinson Col. Crawford scored early and often to roll over Ashland Crestview 75-43 in an Ohio boys basketball matchup on Jan. 24.
Last season, N. Robinson Col. Crawford and Ashland Crestview squared off on Feb. 28, 2025 at Colonel Crawford High School.
Recently on Jan. 17, Ashland Crestview squared off with New London in a basketball game.
Plymouth overwhelms Lucas
Plymouth raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 58-31 win over Lucas in Ohio boys basketball action on Jan. 24.
The first quarter gave Plymouth a 13-5 lead over Lucas.
The Big Red registered a 23-14 advantage at halftime over the Cubs.
Plymouth pulled to a 46-18 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Cubs outpointed the Big Red 13-12 in the final quarter, but it was not enough to close the gap.
Recently on Jan. 17, Plymouth squared off with Greenwich S. Cent. in a basketball game.
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